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so energy, we think, oil. we think those are better. >> natural gas -- >> we think it goes a little lower. we like some of the metals actually. i think one thing to look at, bill, is economies that go from weaker to stronger. >> but for you it's a growth sector? >> i think that's part of it. the inflation is going up because the quantities are going up. we see growth and inflation. >> will the price growth exceed inflation? >> yeah, i think inflation is going to come higher and that's one of the reasons why we want to focus more on equities. >> do you think yields are going higher? >> i do. not a lot. but we've still got negative yield and yet real rates are still negative. that tells us that they have to go higher. >> as we head towards the close, we will finish lower but off the lows of the session we get ready for
so energy, we think, oil. we think those are better. >> natural gas -- >> we think it goes a little lower. we like some of the metals actually. i think one thing to look at, bill, is economies that go from weaker to stronger. >> but for you it's a growth sector? >> i think that's part of it. the inflation is going up because the quantities are going up. we see growth and inflation. >> will the price growth exceed inflation? >> yeah, i think inflation is going...
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coal stock moved up, energy stocks have had a tough time. they have been rolling over recently on low natural gas prices and declining oil prices as well. halliburton, for example, all of the oil service names had a great move to the upside. that's what i'm talking about. this is the last hour of trading and only big international material stocks, the iron ore stocks, for example, like cliff natural, that's an intraday chart that we're looking at. a real nice turn around and global growth names. >> we've been covering the ipo story. more ipos today. are we in a hot ipo market or what? >> i would say we're in a warm market. it's not particularly hot. millenia media, it opened essentially at $25 and held right throughout the day. look at that. that's a straight line. that's a hit. that's a big hit there. and, of course, that's a mobile advertising company. we had an industrial company, that came out. they priced at $18 and opened essentially at 1905 and closed at 20. this is not cloud computing. two hits there. cafe press looked like a big hit
coal stock moved up, energy stocks have had a tough time. they have been rolling over recently on low natural gas prices and declining oil prices as well. halliburton, for example, all of the oil service names had a great move to the upside. that's what i'm talking about. this is the last hour of trading and only big international material stocks, the iron ore stocks, for example, like cliff natural, that's an intraday chart that we're looking at. a real nice turn around and global growth...
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do you feel the energy? i don't know if you can feel it at home, but -- >> let's just say we have real celebrities coming to ring the closing belling. >> there's a lot of anticipation for who is showing up. >> wheen while, the major average is heading lower here. a gain of about 1 point. >> nasdaq lower by five. food prices are spiking, will whole foods will forced to raise prices too? we'll talk to the co-ceo, next. >> and more on standard chartered. reaching that settlement over charges that it hid illegal deals with iran for ten years. somebody here is furious and wants to know why the united states government is settling with a bank that may have done business with terrorists. >>> first, before we go to break, the dividend, which company stock with earnings out tomorrow is under performing this year? the dividend pays off after the break. if you are one of the millions of men who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel
do you feel the energy? i don't know if you can feel it at home, but -- >> let's just say we have real celebrities coming to ring the closing belling. >> there's a lot of anticipation for who is showing up. >> wheen while, the major average is heading lower here. a gain of about 1 point. >> nasdaq lower by five. food prices are spiking, will whole foods will forced to raise prices too? we'll talk to the co-ceo, next. >> and more on standard chartered. reaching that...
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do you like energy as a sector? >> well, we think that energy became fairly successful at the end of the last year. let's talk about the old price for a second. i think a lot of the market will depend on whether it's a demand-driven market or if it's a supply market. if it's a supply market issue, i would be very concerned. that would be iran and where the supply will come into play. if it's a demander of the market, that means we're growing. >> we talk about these negatives, whether it's a slow down in china, the price of oil, here we're talking about the best quarter for the market since 1998. >> are you surprised by that? >> i'm actually surprised by the speed that we're getting into. >> yeah. >> the speed that we want, if you look at the vix, it's 40 at some point last year to now being around 16. the speed is actually what has been alarming. >> and to what would you attribute that speed? >> well, put in mind that the volume of the new york stock exchange has been pretty mild. i think the optimism and the fact t
do you like energy as a sector? >> well, we think that energy became fairly successful at the end of the last year. let's talk about the old price for a second. i think a lot of the market will depend on whether it's a demand-driven market or if it's a supply market. if it's a supply market issue, i would be very concerned. that would be iran and where the supply will come into play. if it's a demander of the market, that means we're growing. >> we talk about these negatives,...
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>> i like it in the energy space. energy got destroyed. a lot of really big names and disappointing. that is the market that is the keep water play. a lot of the other service departments are tightening. the great acquisitions and it's cheap. >> the earnings are big. we feel like the corporate tracks. >> it's quitema
>> i like it in the energy space. energy got destroyed. a lot of really big names and disappointing. that is the market that is the keep water play. a lot of the other service departments are tightening. the great acquisitions and it's cheap. >> the earnings are big. we feel like the corporate tracks. >> it's quitema
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[cheers and applause ] we should be expanding our investment in clean energy. [cheers and applause ] now, here's the other thing that the republicans will tell you, we've got to make all of these drastic cuts because our deficit is too high. our deficit is too high. it might have a shred of credibility to it if you didn't find out they wanted to spend $4.6 trillion on lower tax rates. i don't know how many of you are math majors, business majors, you can't pay down a deficit by taking in $4.6 trillion of less money. especially when you're denying that you're going to be making all of these cuts. it doesn't added a up. it doesn't make sense. and keep in mind, more than a trillion dollars of the tax cuts that they proposes going to people who make more than $250,000 a year. that is an average of at least $150,000 -- again, we're taking an average with the numbers that they gave us. that average is to at least $150,000 for every millionaire, billionaire in the country. each millionaire and billionaire on average would get $150,000. some folks would get a lot more.
[cheers and applause ] we should be expanding our investment in clean energy. [cheers and applause ] now, here's the other thing that the republicans will tell you, we've got to make all of these drastic cuts because our deficit is too high. our deficit is too high. it might have a shred of credibility to it if you didn't find out they wanted to spend $4.6 trillion on lower tax rates. i don't know how many of you are math majors, business majors, you can't pay down a deficit by taking in $4.6...
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take a look at the energy getting down to 4750. there was a huge move today in some of these coals and steels and at least that prevented me from cutting out of the positions i held for a while and assurance that these have more upside. >> you are certainly weighing on the market and the next guest said grease's woes are to germany's benefit and that could strengthen the euro. joining us now is the port noelio manager of two bonds rated number one by morning star and the leader short-term bond fund and the leader total return fund. a pleasure to have you with us. the silver lining is what? it helps germany in the end? >> our view of europe is really straight forward. you have to take a step back and look at it. the ecb's debt to gdp is only 85% different from the u.s. at 102 and with obama in charge headed for 104%. they have plenty of room to print money. germany wants to stall as long as they can and it driveways the euro down. germany is having roert exports. germany is running the show. so we think that fundamentally europe is
take a look at the energy getting down to 4750. there was a huge move today in some of these coals and steels and at least that prevented me from cutting out of the positions i held for a while and assurance that these have more upside. >> you are certainly weighing on the market and the next guest said grease's woes are to germany's benefit and that could strengthen the euro. joining us now is the port noelio manager of two bonds rated number one by morning star and the leader short-term...
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let's go to bob pisani. >> once again, no energy late in the day. dour is down again. we're down 10 of the last 12 days. bottom line is, we are not even getting a bounce. we haven't even been getting that there's a buyer strike. retailers, big day for the retailers. hot topic, gap tomorrow, air positive sell as well. very choppy so far for retailers. bob, back to you. >>> many have described america as the least best place to invest. pick your favorite metaphor. neighborhood being the entire world from an economic standpoint. >> with us now is todd from the black bay group good to see you both. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> u.s. the rest of the world to invest? >> you have to look at the u.s. and clearly we're obviously the best looking girl at the dance. but let's be honest, it's still going to be bad. the u.s. government is borrowing too much money right now. much more than we ever had before. when you look at the long-term progress and what we have to expect, we're just not there. >> but up didn't answer the question, todd. invest in the u.s. or outside
let's go to bob pisani. >> once again, no energy late in the day. dour is down again. we're down 10 of the last 12 days. bottom line is, we are not even getting a bounce. we haven't even been getting that there's a buyer strike. retailers, big day for the retailers. hot topic, gap tomorrow, air positive sell as well. very choppy so far for retailers. bob, back to you. >>> many have described america as the least best place to invest. pick your favorite metaphor. neighborhood...
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i think what i'm worried about are the energy stocks. the crummy natural gas prices are putting a lot of pressure because a good component of energy stocks are natural gas. so not only are energy stocks down but they've been going down for days on end. the s&p has been going up. there you go. you see that chart? that's one month. the green line is energy stocks, the top line is s&p. the energy stocks which is 12% of that is decoupling. that's what i'm worried about. >> i spoke with the executive of silicon valley last night and she said to me right now the start-up nation phenomenon is just soaring. so many start-ups, although many companies, technology companies are waiting for facebook to go pup lick. so there's this huge pipeline coming up this this summer in terms of ipo, but this is a big week. >> like 400. we've got eight or nine of them coming this week. oddly the one generating excitement is an organic food company. annie's food is supposed to price tonight. the price talk was $14 to $16. now it's suddenly $16 to $18. it's amazin
i think what i'm worried about are the energy stocks. the crummy natural gas prices are putting a lot of pressure because a good component of energy stocks are natural gas. so not only are energy stocks down but they've been going down for days on end. the s&p has been going up. there you go. you see that chart? that's one month. the green line is energy stocks, the top line is s&p. the energy stocks which is 12% of that is decoupling. that's what i'm worried about. >> i spoke...
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energy by far the biggest underperformer and chesapeake energy, down more than 13%. that's plg down shares of a number of other names. strong earnings and increasing its first quarter died gans, also giving fiscal year guidance right around the street's guidance. investors are buying in. these shares are at three-here highs, at least right now going into the close. investors have reservations when it comes to open table. despite the eps beat, first revenue quarter is light and so, too, was the second quarter guidance. maria, welcome back. >> court, thank you so much. research in motion is sharply lower after they showed off a blackberry without a physical keyboard. >> what? it will be part of the blackberry ten portfolio. brian, what are you hearing over there? >> he said that they will have the physical keyboard. i'm being told that he's not backtracking. they were so focused on app developers and the first version that they just didn't mention it. the truth is, there's a lot of buzz here. there's the very first version of blackberry 10 will be the virtual keyboard
energy by far the biggest underperformer and chesapeake energy, down more than 13%. that's plg down shares of a number of other names. strong earnings and increasing its first quarter died gans, also giving fiscal year guidance right around the street's guidance. investors are buying in. these shares are at three-here highs, at least right now going into the close. investors have reservations when it comes to open table. despite the eps beat, first revenue quarter is light and so, too, was the...
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matador is a dallas-based energy company involved in exploration development of oil and natural gas. let's take a look at the stock here. we see the post at $11.57 a share on matador right there. a tough year for nat gas, of course, hovering near ten-year lows. winter temperatures stay mild. the stock today as you can see up about 3.5%. i'm joined right now by the ceo, joe. you're ringing the closing bell today. >> yes, maria. >> good to see you. we're doing a lot on oil and gas recently. what has been the impact from your standpoint of the move in prices? >> from the oil price standpoint, that's opened up a lot of opportunities. it's the best set of opportunities i've seen in 30 years. >> where is the demand coming from right now? >> i think the demand is coming from the transportation sector. >> and do you expect that to continue in 2012? tell me your vision in terms of where the business comes from this year. >> well, i think transportation will continue to be strong. but i'd like to see the economy rebound more. so that it will pick it up from the industrial use, too. >> still, i
matador is a dallas-based energy company involved in exploration development of oil and natural gas. let's take a look at the stock here. we see the post at $11.57 a share on matador right there. a tough year for nat gas, of course, hovering near ten-year lows. winter temperatures stay mild. the stock today as you can see up about 3.5%. i'm joined right now by the ceo, joe. you're ringing the closing bell today. >> yes, maria. >> good to see you. we're doing a lot on oil and gas...
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below some of the energy groups. historic high for apple, microsoft up there, and lsi, dell hitting a new high as well. after the close, and we are waiting on some of the key stocks, disney, panera, and diagnostic equipment maker perkinelmer up today. >> a move on disney even before the company reports on the numbers. let's take a look at the other business headlines as we await news coming out. ben bernanke today testified before the senate budget committee. he reiterated what he told a house panel last week. he repeated that we will still have a long way to go before the labor market can be said to be operating normally. particularly troubling is the unusually high level of long-term unemployment. he urged lawmakers to reduce the long-term budget deficit, but to take care not to unnecessarily impede the current economic recovery. crude sweet crude climbed today. west texas crude rising after the spread between u.s. benchmark crude and north sea bre brent. gold prices snapping a two-day losing streak today. expectat
below some of the energy groups. historic high for apple, microsoft up there, and lsi, dell hitting a new high as well. after the close, and we are waiting on some of the key stocks, disney, panera, and diagnostic equipment maker perkinelmer up today. >> a move on disney even before the company reports on the numbers. let's take a look at the other business headlines as we await news coming out. ben bernanke today testified before the senate budget committee. he reiterated what he told a...
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the other thing in the energy space, not oil or gasoline, but natural gas, extremely volatile today, settled below 250 for the march contract but that contract has expired and april is about 15 cents higher. so keep that in mind when you are looking at natural gas the next couple of sessions. >> jim, am i overthinking this or the treasuries and the energy markets telling us two different stories here, when you have got energy prices moving up as much as they are right now, do we have any business having long-term yields as low as they are right now? >> no is the answer to that question, however, yes if there's no place else for people to put their money, so much money in the system, it ends up there i think the next couple of weeks, it probably keeps its bid because the stock market looks precarious after having run as much as it has. after that, i don't want to tie up my ten-year money at 1.9, i think that's better things out there after the stocks pull back, i don't have any interest in being long bonds, you talk about the inflation implications of $100 whatever oil. >> gold held p
the other thing in the energy space, not oil or gasoline, but natural gas, extremely volatile today, settled below 250 for the march contract but that contract has expired and april is about 15 cents higher. so keep that in mind when you are looking at natural gas the next couple of sessions. >> jim, am i overthinking this or the treasuries and the energy markets telling us two different stories here, when you have got energy prices moving up as much as they are right now, do we have any...
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your energy stocks, consumer discretionary to the downside. what moved the market forward? look at the major sectors, what has been the market leadership so far? telecom, utilities and consumer staples. wait a minute, remember in the beginning of the year, we saw a very clear trend where the materials and energy names were the marget leaders, financials were the market leaders? now all of a sudden, we have gotten into march and it is a much more defensive character to the market. yeah, we are still advancing but different kinds of stocks are advancing right now. let me show you one sector holding on very well, the home builders again moving up today. remember, we had reports last week, spring home buying season looking good, anecdotal evidence indicates orders up 20 to 30% for the spring buying season, in line with expectations, some of the stocks at 52-week highs now, how much more is left in here? you can get overbought in the home builders very easily, most new highs. bill talked about the vix today and i think that is very important to point out we hit the lowest level
your energy stocks, consumer discretionary to the downside. what moved the market forward? look at the major sectors, what has been the market leadership so far? telecom, utilities and consumer staples. wait a minute, remember in the beginning of the year, we saw a very clear trend where the materials and energy names were the marget leaders, financials were the market leaders? now all of a sudden, we have gotten into march and it is a much more defensive character to the market. yeah, we are...
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domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. >>> before the ipad was released in 2010, the doj says apple agreed to put e-books on the market giving apple a 30% cut. attorney general, eric holder says as a result of this alleged consumer, we believe that consumers have paid millions of dollars for the most popular titles. company executives express confidence in competitive matters, including amazon. >> cbs, news corp., and pearson pic. let's get the fast growing e-book business. jon fortt. >> i've been publishing this all day. on the one hand. yes, it appears that these publishers got together and discussed how to alter pricing which is typically illegal because they are supposed to be competitors. on the other hand when you look at the e-book market before which amazon dominated and now after apple and barnes & noble have a significant share in the e-book overall has grown considerably. putting out figures just for january showing that e-books are up over last year, just comparing january and now co
domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. >>> before the ipad was released in 2010, the doj says apple agreed to put e-books on the market giving apple a 30% cut. attorney general, eric holder says as a result of this alleged consumer, we believe that consumers have paid millions of dollars for the most popular titles. company executives express confidence in competitive matters, including amazon. >> cbs, news corp., and pearson pic. let's...
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the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ "for starters, it didn't cost me anything." "and i got a one-hundred dollar cash bonus for...
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people to just reallocate amongst the various sectors and in this environment i actually really like energy stocks especially those big integrated oil companies that have a lot of cash. i think investors should rationally be looking at that as an opportunity to just do a little bit of rebalancing. >> you don't feel those big oils are going to get chevron, exxons, big companies that obviously go down when their oil price goes down as well generally speaking. you know they will get cheaper. >> well, they could get cheaper if the price of oil goes down. they have been moving in sympathy with that. i think that given that next year, june 2013 is an election in iran. and the sanction against them are beginning to take bite against their budget. that we could see a little bit more saber rattling coming out in the price of what oil is going higher. >> were you a buyer or seller today? >> i -- that's too much for me to figure out day-to-day. what i say is step back a little bit and see that the u.s. equity market continues to be outperform foreign markets. european debt crisis will be with us. they
people to just reallocate amongst the various sectors and in this environment i actually really like energy stocks especially those big integrated oil companies that have a lot of cash. i think investors should rationally be looking at that as an opportunity to just do a little bit of rebalancing. >> you don't feel those big oils are going to get chevron, exxons, big companies that obviously go down when their oil price goes down as well generally speaking. you know they will get cheaper....
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that's tech, health care and some energy. bell canada is one that we thauked about. find these great dividend paying companies. dividends are key and global growth is key. >> i think i agree with david, those high dividend stocks are exciting but i think there's exciting things out there with the federal reserve very intent on keeping interest rates down for a long time, i think the housing market is returning. the theme is in the cards and certainly going to pay off over the next couple months. >> home builders, mortgage backed securities, the home depots of the world, just investing in stocks that take advantage of the early beginnings of a housing recovery. >> you can't really make the claim that we have bottomed and here we are off to the races again. this report while better than expected is certainly below the average of where we should be. do you want to be sticking with the economically sensitive names now at such an early stage? >> i think they're still depressed and they're still getting in there. but with regard to whether or not we should get excited, rem
that's tech, health care and some energy. bell canada is one that we thauked about. find these great dividend paying companies. dividends are key and global growth is key. >> i think i agree with david, those high dividend stocks are exciting but i think there's exciting things out there with the federal reserve very intent on keeping interest rates down for a long time, i think the housing market is returning. the theme is in the cards and certainly going to pay off over the next couple...
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energy under pressure today with oil down $1.63 a barrel. bill? >> let's talk about earnings reports still to come. jcpenney will be out after the bell tonight and then target reports its earnings tomorrow morning. the question is, should you be buying these companies or selling them right now? joining us in "talking numbers" is carter worth of oppenheimer and on oh the fundamental side is the telsey advisory group. who looks better? jcpenney or target? >> they are different assets. this is a five-year chart of jcpenney. when the stock starts to bottom, you get a bearish or too bullish rever sal. if you put this in a 20-year chart, you'll see the cyclical event with jcpenney. we think this is the beginning of the next phase. >> you're due for it to go higher? >> yes. >> and target? >> it's a much more steadier sort of asset. the five-year chart is also at a bottoming out formation. some people call this a cup and handle or call it what you want. as you look at the long-term chart, it's been a pretty established uptrend and tracks a perfectly 45-de
energy under pressure today with oil down $1.63 a barrel. bill? >> let's talk about earnings reports still to come. jcpenney will be out after the bell tonight and then target reports its earnings tomorrow morning. the question is, should you be buying these companies or selling them right now? joining us in "talking numbers" is carter worth of oppenheimer and on oh the fundamental side is the telsey advisory group. who looks better? jcpenney or target? >> they are...
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were, of political debate in italy, is changing after years of confrontations where the -- most of the energies were devoted to destroying the adversity rather than to solving the problems of the country. now people seem to be interested in down-to-earth, pragmatic discussions. and i think this will not make it easy for the political parties when they come back, to go back to old habits. >> this is a very good point to make, because it will be too difficult at that point. >> and this means that if somebody considers investing in italy now, they should not be too worried about outcomes next. >> mr. prime minister, this is a very delicate balance that you walk, because i know that you are looking long term. you are always a long-term thinker. and you're thinking about how do you get back to growth in italy. so how do you implement austerity and cutbacks in a landscape where you actually want to grow? what specific steps will you be putting in place to actually achieve growth in italy, in the economy? >> first of all, in putting in place the cuts, we have been very careful not to undermine growth
were, of political debate in italy, is changing after years of confrontations where the -- most of the energies were devoted to destroying the adversity rather than to solving the problems of the country. now people seem to be interested in down-to-earth, pragmatic discussions. and i think this will not make it easy for the political parties when they come back, to go back to old habits. >> this is a very good point to make, because it will be too difficult at that point. >> and...
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the department of energy is forecasting that prices grg to remain at about $106 on average a barrel over the next couple of years. they also see gasoline, which today got a bit of a respite, if you were looking for cheaper prices. they see gasoline this summer around $3.92 a gallon on average at the pump. prepare yourself for that. >> with about 35 minutes left to go in trade today, it is stacking up as the single worst day for equities so far this year. so the question is, is the rally over or is this a pullback, a breathing moment before it resumes? rich ross is a global technical analyst and joins us now as we talk about the numbers. what does the chart of the s&p 500 tell you about where we've been and where we may be headed? >> first of all, tyler, let's all just take a deep breath. this isn't our first rodeo. we used to eat moves like this for breakfast just last year. in fact, this is precisely the type of pullback that investors have been waiting for. the problem is, when we get these type of pullbacks, it's be careful what you wish for. you oftentimes don't want it. the key is t
the department of energy is forecasting that prices grg to remain at about $106 on average a barrel over the next couple of years. they also see gasoline, which today got a bit of a respite, if you were looking for cheaper prices. they see gasoline this summer around $3.92 a gallon on average at the pump. prepare yourself for that. >> with about 35 minutes left to go in trade today, it is stacking up as the single worst day for equities so far this year. so the question is, is the rally...
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we like energy given all the tensions in the middle east. >> health care? >> we like that sector, too. mostly on valuation basis. >> among the ten sectors, they were a huge gainer last year. fewer people are looking for that kind of safety. they want to go more on the risk scale, is that what's going on? >> i think that will last for another month or so, as people digest the fact that the economies are doing better. and there's still a lot of money on the sideline. >> we think. >> we think. >> that doesn't mean it's definitely coming into the market. we'll wait to see what happens. >> sure. >> always good to see you. bob pisani, we have a slew of earnings out tonight. >> cisco, that will be john chambers with his comments. set the tone for tomorrow. >> absolutely. >> they did have, as i recall from the earnings report this time last year, the stock dropped immediately after that earnings report. but john chambers, always one of the more interesting people. >> absolutely. ecb meeting tomorrow could set the tone for the day as well. depending on what mario dh
we like energy given all the tensions in the middle east. >> health care? >> we like that sector, too. mostly on valuation basis. >> among the ten sectors, they were a huge gainer last year. fewer people are looking for that kind of safety. they want to go more on the risk scale, is that what's going on? >> i think that will last for another month or so, as people digest the fact that the economies are doing better. and there's still a lot of money on the sideline....
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we'll get numbers coming out tomorrow morning from the energy department showing the weekly decline in natural gas supplies. it's expected to be far less than we normally see for this week of the year. we're looking at 1.23 to 1.27 bcs. keep in mind as we look at the fall in natural gas, a lot of traders are waiting to see if natural gas prices will approach last week's low, and very soon perhaps to the $2 level for natural gas. back to you guys. >> warm weather right now, i just now how karma works. we're going to pay for it somewhere down the road. we'll have an april snowstorm or something, i'm sure. less than an hour of trade to go. traders watching shares of viacom, the media company reports its earnings tomorrow before the bell. making this year a chance to buy or sell that stock before we see the numbers. should you? what should you do with it right now? on the technical side, the founder of chart lab and fundamental side, it's dave. what is the chart telling you right now? >> talking before the earnings. if you look at viacom going back to august 2010, to may of last year, the
we'll get numbers coming out tomorrow morning from the energy department showing the weekly decline in natural gas supplies. it's expected to be far less than we normally see for this week of the year. we're looking at 1.23 to 1.27 bcs. keep in mind as we look at the fall in natural gas, a lot of traders are waiting to see if natural gas prices will approach last week's low, and very soon perhaps to the $2 level for natural gas. back to you guys. >> warm weather right now, i just now how...
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okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordable natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for everyone. so, by reducing the impact of production... and protecting our land and water... i might get a job once we graduate. intuitive trading platform that thinks like a trader. fine-tune technical analysis with the integrated chart tools sidebar. to seize an opportunity, i have to see it. with this, there's no more hide and seek. pinpoint your target more efficiently with clearly categorized, highly customizable technical studies. i'm looking for two things-where to get in, where to get out, so i find the study i want and make it look exactly how i want. plus, scan any stock or etf against time-tested indicators with built-in chart pattern recognition. you've gotta go beyond gut and get t
okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordable natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for everyone. so, by reducing the impact of production... and protecting our land and water... i might get a job once we...
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. >> energy on that list, another winner on the year. >> a lot of new highs in energy. >> bob, thank you so much. meanwhile, behind the steady moves, brian shactman with that angle. over to you, brian. >> a very tight range today. i want to take a look at the realtime exchanges out there. at top, mcdonald's back above $100 a share. they report earnings tomorrow morning. microsoft holding up above $30 a share. financials, the weakest in the dow at least is bank of america, and jpmorgan. i want to drill down on coke. obviously still down year-to-date. getting a nice bounce after earnings today. north america, much better than expected, coke, down almost 2% for the year. but 1% to the upside. other earnings stories, young brands touching an all-time high. still up 2 3/4%. toyota, sales growth was 17%. harman international beat on the top and bottom lines. we want to look ahead. obviously disney after the close, and looking forward to iger. because he gives insight into the global economy. hartford reports. western union just announced a dividend hike. that stock getting a .75% boost. bi
. >> energy on that list, another winner on the year. >> a lot of new highs in energy. >> bob, thank you so much. meanwhile, behind the steady moves, brian shactman with that angle. over to you, brian. >> a very tight range today. i want to take a look at the realtime exchanges out there. at top, mcdonald's back above $100 a share. they report earnings tomorrow morning. microsoft holding up above $30 a share. financials, the weakest in the dow at least is bank of...
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jim will be speaking with the ceo of cheniere energy. 6:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >>> before we go to break, look at that market. that's a lot of green on the screen. in fact, 29 out of the 30 are trading in the green in the dow. the only loser right now is j & j. put a band-aid on that. just barely below the break even point and my puns have officially broken below the breaking point. >>> just ahead on "street signs," herb's disaster du jour is in the bag. a big flowery bag. >>> and how tupac is bringing new life to one small hollywood stock. >>> happy -- not so happy tax day. accountants everywhere ready to hit the bar tonight. 63 million tax returns will be filed. 57 million including myself do it electronically while more than 6 million -- did i just say myself instead of me? i hate that. more than 6 million like the gold, old fashioned paper returns. i'd love to know who's still filing those and dropping them in the mail. "street signs" will be back after the break. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] not everything powerful has to guzzle fuel. the 201
jim will be speaking with the ceo of cheniere energy. 6:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >>> before we go to break, look at that market. that's a lot of green on the screen. in fact, 29 out of the 30 are trading in the green in the dow. the only loser right now is j & j. put a band-aid on that. just barely below the break even point and my puns have officially broken below the breaking point. >>> just ahead on "street signs," herb's disaster du jour is in the bag. a big...
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it's an energy security or national security issue. being self-sufficient n control of our own destiny has a lot of value. so, you don't want to be married to saudi arabia and worried about the middle east and nigeria and syria and all over the world. i don't agree oil will be an $80 or $85 commodity. i predict $125 for brent crude by 2035. delta of maybe $18 to $20. wti trading north of $100. that makes a lot of economic incentive to keep on drilling. but i think what it also keeps is $3.50 gasoline price. a lot of folks ask me, when is $2 gas coming back? i don't think it is. what we haven't talked a lot about is natural gas and the impact natural gas can have, in addition to be sufficient on oil production, natural gas the supply glut we have, we can displace coal, tuesday for transportation, l&g it to asia and europe. it's creating a manufacturing renaissance. we're bringing jobs and companies back to america who want to use natural gas as a feed stock. we're on the right track. the linchpin reallily is access to federal lands and
it's an energy security or national security issue. being self-sufficient n control of our own destiny has a lot of value. so, you don't want to be married to saudi arabia and worried about the middle east and nigeria and syria and all over the world. i don't agree oil will be an $80 or $85 commodity. i predict $125 for brent crude by 2035. delta of maybe $18 to $20. wti trading north of $100. that makes a lot of economic incentive to keep on drilling. but i think what it also keeps is $3.50...
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but it is a concern. >> do you like energy here? >> we like certain energy companies that are more of those who transport the good, or the commodity, not those who particularly own the commodity. it becomes self-limiting, so their earnings start to suffer. >> they make money no matter what the price. >> >> a cash-flow producing entity. >> some excitement after the bell. we get the pricing of yelp apparently. >> and tech stock is on a little bit of a roll recently. that's because consumer stocks around the cloud computing area have been so strong. this sa company that's been so famous, the most famous one this
but it is a concern. >> do you like energy here? >> we like certain energy companies that are more of those who transport the good, or the commodity, not those who particularly own the commodity. it becomes self-limiting, so their earnings start to suffer. >> they make money no matter what the price. >> >> a cash-flow producing entity. >> some excitement after the bell. we get the pricing of yelp apparently. >> and tech stock is on a little bit of a...
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what's israel doing to build up the energy resources. a report coming up from israel in moments. >>> time now for "going global" europe. >> hi, everybody. these are the stories we're watching in europe. tomorrow, after six months, italy's ban on short selling comes to an end. what will it do for the share prices at various banks. we'll have to wait and watch. speaking of banks, posting almost 2 billion loss. can lloyd's banking group do any better. reports from the uk bank in the morning. also happening tomorrow, steve lisbon, my colleague in the u.s., speaks exclusively to tim think geithner. that's at 8:30 eastern time, which is 1430 central european time. tune in to cnbc world to catch all of the action from overseas. i'm louisa bjons. >>> holding an analyst's day tomorrow, but the company offered projected third-quarter results including eps of 123 to 125. and same-store sales for the major chains, red lobster, olive garden increasing 4%. >> let's see what darden did today, in today's trade. we're going to see darden restaurants, sha
what's israel doing to build up the energy resources. a report coming up from israel in moments. >>> time now for "going global" europe. >> hi, everybody. these are the stories we're watching in europe. tomorrow, after six months, italy's ban on short selling comes to an end. what will it do for the share prices at various banks. we'll have to wait and watch. speaking of banks, posting almost 2 billion loss. can lloyd's banking group do any better. reports from the uk...
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the way we measure inflation in this country understating and not properly weighting food and energy. i think that's part of what is building into the higher rates because i think that's the bullet that everyone is afraid of. if that inflation number comes in higher, we're too far behind the curb to deal with it. >> bob frolic, thank you. bob of the hartford. an eventful couple of hours with the release of the minutes of the march federal reserve. the dow down 133 at one time. now we've cut those losses in half. down 65 on the close. >>> coming up, a complete
the way we measure inflation in this country understating and not properly weighting food and energy. i think that's part of what is building into the higher rates because i think that's the bullet that everyone is afraid of. if that inflation number comes in higher, we're too far behind the curb to deal with it. >> bob frolic, thank you. bob of the hartford. an eventful couple of hours with the release of the minutes of the march federal reserve. the dow down 133 at one time. now we've...
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. >> on fast money, coming up, shawn reynolds tells us where he is finding opportunities in energy. that's coming up. "fast money" 5:00 p. eastern time. >> what else is coming up on "fast money"? melissa? >> we are tracking the winners and losers and following the conference calls of qualcomm and ebay and american express and yum brand. digital media is a company responsible for bringing tupac back to life. we're going to get the lowdown from the company's top official there whether or not tupac will actually go on tour this summer. >> there's a lot more u.s. economic data and earnings data on tap for tomorrow. >> the biggest margin moving event could be overseas. up next, we'll tell you what it is when we round everything that you need to watch for coming up tomorrow right after this message. carfirmation. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. you won't just find us online, you
. >> on fast money, coming up, shawn reynolds tells us where he is finding opportunities in energy. that's coming up. "fast money" 5:00 p. eastern time. >> what else is coming up on "fast money"? melissa? >> we are tracking the winners and losers and following the conference calls of qualcomm and ebay and american express and yum brand. digital media is a company responsible for bringing tupac back to life. we're going to get the lowdown from the company's...
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just getting word of ent energy news about refinery slowdowns. shell's motiva plant as well as the 233,000 barrels a day norco at reduced rates and don't know how reduced but suggest each right now cut back by 30% and looking at approximately 465,000 to 474,000 barrels a day cut back by 30%. 150,000 barrels a day offline. keep in mind, most of the biggest refineries in the united states are just north of new orleans between new orleans and baton rouge. >>> meantime, hurricane warnings for the northern gulf coast, including new orleans, biloxi and gulf shoerl shores and whe find scott cohn. scott? >> reporter: thanks, mandy. you talked about the reduced refineries outside of new orleans. add that 170,000 or so barrels a day to 1.4 million barrels already announced where they're just shutting down altogether. todd santos was talking about the winds and the potential power outages and that's where you start to get in to the risk as the storm comes on shore of potentially taking the refineriless offline. more about that in a moment. this storm and n
just getting word of ent energy news about refinery slowdowns. shell's motiva plant as well as the 233,000 barrels a day norco at reduced rates and don't know how reduced but suggest each right now cut back by 30% and looking at approximately 465,000 to 474,000 barrels a day cut back by 30%. 150,000 barrels a day offline. keep in mind, most of the biggest refineries in the united states are just north of new orleans between new orleans and baton rouge. >>> meantime, hurricane warnings...
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normally that's not great for energy investing. the reason it's been okay now is because what was driving oil higher was the supply fear and we want it down at a more comfortable level. >> don't you feel that the bernanke put still exists? that there's a possibility of more quantitative easing if things deteriorate enough? the job numbers have not been great. some of the economic data has shown slowdown but the possibility is out there that the fed could add more liquidity to this market? >> there's two ways to look at that. one is that the bar for more unconventional policy gets higher and higher and the other thing is what did they do? is it qe 3 or something like operation twist 2.0 which when they did the first twist the market was down 8% in three days. i don't think we want any more unconventional policy. why would you pay higher multiple for earnings when it's propped up by the stuff that has to be unwound? >> adam, thank you. >>> maria, the market looks like it still wants to go down lower. we start the day concerned about
normally that's not great for energy investing. the reason it's been okay now is because what was driving oil higher was the supply fear and we want it down at a more comfortable level. >> don't you feel that the bernanke put still exists? that there's a possibility of more quantitative easing if things deteriorate enough? the job numbers have not been great. some of the economic data has shown slowdown but the possibility is out there that the fed could add more liquidity to this market?...
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do you like energy stocks? >> you know, that point, i have kind of an agnostic view on energy and here's why. i think on the risk side you've about got oil price volatility at the highest level we've ever seen. er's buying calls on oil. what about downside risk to oil. on a valuation basis the sector is steep. i think if you look at earnings, they're pricing in, quick and dirty. they're pricing in at about $95. >> you mean oil stocks themselves. >> yep. >> okay. i worry about the downside risk to oil that no one else seems to think about. >> the cat-and-mouse game that's going on between the various governments and the central markets themselves as to whether you're going to see prices go up or down. but you would still buy stocks. >> i don't have a strong view either way. >> obviously jobs are very important to the federal reserve. they're going to watch that number on friday. do you anticipate that the fed is going to come out with another round of quantitative easing? >> i think it's expected. i don't necess
do you like energy stocks? >> you know, that point, i have kind of an agnostic view on energy and here's why. i think on the risk side you've about got oil price volatility at the highest level we've ever seen. er's buying calls on oil. what about downside risk to oil. on a valuation basis the sector is steep. i think if you look at earnings, they're pricing in, quick and dirty. they're pricing in at about $95. >> you mean oil stocks themselves. >> yep. >> okay. i worry...
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as far as the outlook in energy ge is a global company. they do get close to 50% actually 47% of their revenue from america, but the rest is spread across the world. so here's what the ceo had to say about the global outlook. listen up. >> externally global markets are improving, but volatility remains. infrastructure demand is generally healthy and u.s. is better. we're watching europe with caution. >> again, europe is a theme here. they're very cautious about it. they did point to the fact they have been bringing down their real estate portfolio there. they're going to do a second quarter review of the european portfolio as well. they were talking about their health care business there. and health care orders, equipment orders were strong up 12% for the quarter. the drivers were u.s., china, japan, europe down 6%, northern europe opposed from southern europe. >> i've heard big story was industrial orders, energy, profits, i've heard the big story was capitals real estate portfolio. >> yes. capital ls real estate portfolio the first profi
as far as the outlook in energy ge is a global company. they do get close to 50% actually 47% of their revenue from america, but the rest is spread across the world. so here's what the ceo had to say about the global outlook. listen up. >> externally global markets are improving, but volatility remains. infrastructure demand is generally healthy and u.s. is better. we're watching europe with caution. >> again, europe is a theme here. they're very cautious about it. they did point to...
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it will result in being able to see jobs not just in those core energy industries, but the studies we've seen would suggest there are five or six jobs created for every job that's created in that industry. >> that would be obviously very positive for the united states. let me get your take on europe. of course, we're talking all day about the austerity measures being agreed upon in greece. how have you been investing given the europe situation? you had been an investor in europe in the past. >> we have. mostly on a rifle shot basis. like companies in germany. but we see, as i said, more opportunity here in the united states. europe is challenged in so many different ways, that even if you don't see a collapse, which i think that they're trying very hard to avoid, you're basically in a period of stagnation that's going to last quite a while. their inability to be able to pay for the social infrastructure, social welfare infrastructure that most of those companies have put in place makes it very difficult to achieve growth. the one thing that we know we need, and that has always worked for
it will result in being able to see jobs not just in those core energy industries, but the studies we've seen would suggest there are five or six jobs created for every job that's created in that industry. >> that would be obviously very positive for the united states. let me get your take on europe. of course, we're talking all day about the austerity measures being agreed upon in greece. how have you been investing given the europe situation? you had been an investor in europe in the...
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two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> 45 minutes to go in today's trading session. time for a quick market "state check" on the dow. dow industrials on pace for the first seven-day winning streak since february of last year. jobs and manufacturing helping to drive stocks higher. the dj is higher by more than 37 points, 13,231. here's a check of some of the winners at this hour. bank of america, jpmorgan chase, intel all posting gains. broad based. the financials, still powering higher. >> right now, it's about technology and financials. and of course, tomorrow's the big day, speaking of technology, the new ipad from apple hits stores.
two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> 45 minutes to go in today's...
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that was led by a lower dip in energy stocks. oil prices fell rather precipitously. we'll talk with the market experts and get strategy from them coming up here in a few minutes. but first a look at where we stand at the moment. the dow, a zigzag day as it tries to follow through on yesterday's gains. right now up nine points on the industrial average at 13,187. the nasdaq has been struggling, despite gains again today for apple. nasdaq down five points at 3,034. and the s&p 500 index, at this hour, is down to 1,392. >> the market lost a lot of its momentum. the big movers this hour, financials mixed on the heels of that big rally yesterday. citibank, the big decliner. the stock trading lower after failing those stress tests by the federal reserve. the fed objecting to the company's capital plans amid worries that it can weather another economic severe crisis. however, ceo vikram pandit told employees today that their capital goals have not changed. we'll get reaction to the results of the fed's latest stress test with noted analyst meredith whitney. former fdic chai
that was led by a lower dip in energy stocks. oil prices fell rather precipitously. we'll talk with the market experts and get strategy from them coming up here in a few minutes. but first a look at where we stand at the moment. the dow, a zigzag day as it tries to follow through on yesterday's gains. right now up nine points on the industrial average at 13,187. the nasdaq has been struggling, despite gains again today for apple. nasdaq down five points at 3,034. and the s&p 500 index, at...
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i will tell you why, soda talk and clean energy and relationships between clean energy and south korea, one stock moving, all the details next on "the closing bell." oh! [ baby crying ] ♪ what started as a whisper ♪ every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. ♪ slowly turned to a scream ♪ there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? ♪ amen, omen are you prepared for your retirement years -rge. 25 or more of them? do you have a financial plan for you family that works, in good times and in bad times? having the right perspective can help you answer the big questions. for more than 140 years, pacific life has helped find answers for those navigating the path to financial security. ask a financial professional about pacific life - the power to help you succeed. >>> i'm >>> i'm back on the floor of the new york stock exchange in front of the post they trade shares of yo cue, here up in heavy volume today, the number one online video company in china. they struck a deal to buy their number two rival
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energy in america.ou miss a day of watering. we've got to protect the environment. the economists make some good points. we need safer energy. [announcer:] who's right? they all are. visit powerincooperation.com. or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $6.4 billion in new credit to small businesses across the country last year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> okay. as we head towards the close, we have 45 minutes left on the closing day. let's do a quick market stat check. stocks with the broadest rally of the year today lead by materials, industrials, and energy. the s&p 500 materials index has jumped nearly 3% so far today. let's zoom in on the materials themselves. the stocks are notching the biggest gains. freeport-mcmoran. the industrial average has been making its way down to the 13,000 level where it ended the week last thurs
energy in america.ou miss a day of watering. we've got to protect the environment. the economists make some good points. we need safer energy. [announcer:] who's right? they all are. visit powerincooperation.com. or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $6.4 billion in new credit to small businesses across...
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financial and energy among the weak spots. retail got a bid. i've been speaking all day with traders on wall street. after posting sharp increases in the fourth quartÑr since 1998, dow closing off on thursday lows but for the week the dow declined 1%. biggest weekly decline so far this year. s&p 500 remember telecoms got a bid and strong earlier in the week. all eyes, of course, to the labor department's jobs report for the month of march out tomorrow morning despite the fact that the markets are closed. they are looking for the unemployment rate to remain steady a 8.3%. but that the economy creates 203,000 new jobs. we're talking about face boong a boongbook and a lot of the story. volatile week, materially in europe, bob. >> everyone hates this word biforcation. there's no biforcating. but we have been biforcating. europe has been underperforming in the u.s. while it hasn't been grade, it's been doing better and china hasn't been over for a few days. the s&p is down fractionally. there is some splitting off that is going on. in the last two
financial and energy among the weak spots. retail got a bid. i've been speaking all day with traders on wall street. after posting sharp increases in the fourth quartÑr since 1998, dow closing off on thursday lows but for the week the dow declined 1%. biggest weekly decline so far this year. s&p 500 remember telecoms got a bid and strong earlier in the week. all eyes, of course, to the labor department's jobs report for the month of march out tomorrow morning despite the fact that the...
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finally the only thing that's to the up side, we see energy trading to the up side. that should be up, maria, and that's trading in oil contracts. oil contracts, natural gas contracts, all volumes to the up side. >> bob, the volume in equities declining across the board, do you think the volume picking up in commodities overall, that mining sector so hot for so long, is that a shift of business happening over the last couple years? >> it's one of the only ones. that's up 17%. it's a typo there. and yes, we did not see that in any of the other asset classes. we haven't seen volumes appreciating anywhere else. energy is the only one right now. >> thank you for that data. bob pisani with the latest there. it is now dow 13,000 no more. stocks ending lower today. snapping a four-day winning streak after ben bernanke took a more cautious stance on the economy. he gave no indication that more easing is to come. are we beginning a pullback for this market. still with us is cantor fitzgerald's steve. and joining the conversation, good to see you gentlemen. thank you so much f
finally the only thing that's to the up side, we see energy trading to the up side. that should be up, maria, and that's trading in oil contracts. oil contracts, natural gas contracts, all volumes to the up side. >> bob, the volume in equities declining across the board, do you think the volume picking up in commodities overall, that mining sector so hot for so long, is that a shift of business happening over the last couple years? >> it's one of the only ones. that's up 17%. it's a...
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already food and energy costs are on the rise as we saw in the ppi today. do we need to start thinking in terms of inflation protected investing? >> not necessarily just yet. the way that we're thinking about inflation is a little bit of inflation for this market wouldn't be a bad thing because the fed's concerned about deflation at this point. we think one of the big hejs against inflation are u.s. equities that are paying dividends. we note that u.s. equities especially the s&p 100, has been growing their dividends quite handsomely even over the past five years. they've grown by 11% on average over the last five years. that's a very good hedge dpens inflation. >> jim, in your professional opinion are we more likely to have 2% yields on the 10-year or 1% yields on the 10-year? >> since we're closer to 2% right now, i'd probably have to say 2% but not much higher than that. one of the stories of the bond market over the last couple of years is how well it's treated investors. if you own bond on a total return basis, you had a spectacular 2011, you're having
already food and energy costs are on the rise as we saw in the ppi today. do we need to start thinking in terms of inflation protected investing? >> not necessarily just yet. the way that we're thinking about inflation is a little bit of inflation for this market wouldn't be a bad thing because the fed's concerned about deflation at this point. we think one of the big hejs against inflation are u.s. equities that are paying dividends. we note that u.s. equities especially the s&p 100,...
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buy energy stocks here? >> no, not at all. if oil prices continue to go up, it's not a good bet on the market. what's interesting is even if we have a drive on the economy, the vix index is remaining very quiet in the last weeks. even declining, which is very strange. that's the first time we see oil going up and volatility going down. >> thank you so much to both of you. i apologize for jumping just a moment ago, a gentleman just fell on the stairs. he's okay. but i did have a sudden jump. >> rather bizarre. >> yes. i'll see you later when we do the "countdown" in about 20 minutes. we're down 12 points at 12,972. how bizarre is that. >> get ready to trade the close, though. find out why our next guest says investors should be paying close attention to the euro, and to silver. what they can tell us about the market's next move. >> after the bell, what is the food and drug administration doing to clear the big and growing backlog of generic drugs? dr. margaret hamburg's first forecast. look forward to that. >
buy energy stocks here? >> no, not at all. if oil prices continue to go up, it's not a good bet on the market. what's interesting is even if we have a drive on the economy, the vix index is remaining very quiet in the last weeks. even declining, which is very strange. that's the first time we see oil going up and volatility going down. >> thank you so much to both of you. i apologize for jumping just a moment ago, a gentleman just fell on the stairs. he's okay. but i did have a...
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and the company is getting into the energy dirveg business the dow is down 44 points at the close. volume again anemic. nasdaq held positive just barely. it was up 20 points at its best. up one point with sellers coming in in the last few minutes of trading. s&p down at 1403. bob pisani is our man on the floor. you have to look at the earnings picture, the fundamentals which is what the market went back to. >> we had a great quarter. we're closing out the quarter and s&p 500 up 12% so far in the quarter. we had a mixed day today. financials under pressure. i think it's over in europe, spanish ten-year yields coming up again and that's getting their attention at this point. but 12% -- >> 18% on the nasdaq. >> that's the biggest quarter that we've had in ages and ages here. i'm looking at the numbers. we're waiting for them to settle out. the best quarter we've had since q3 2009. it doesn't get much better than that. how much more are we going to have to push us into the next quarter? >> technology has been the star performer and cloud computing. you've got another ipo being priced t
and the company is getting into the energy dirveg business the dow is down 44 points at the close. volume again anemic. nasdaq held positive just barely. it was up 20 points at its best. up one point with sellers coming in in the last few minutes of trading. s&p down at 1403. bob pisani is our man on the floor. you have to look at the earnings picture, the fundamentals which is what the market went back to. >> we had a great quarter. we're closing out the quarter and s&p 500 up...
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energy was weak throughout the day. as you can see there. disappointing oil inventory reports weighed on the big majors there. as you can see. finally, i just want to note, maria, caesar's, north of 11 million shares. we might have 12 million shares changing hands by the end of the day. that on $1.8 million that they actually floated here. opened at $9.0 #, was halted briefly after it opened. high, $17.90. what a day for them. >> what a day. 71%. bob, thank you very much. a very big mover, groupon has been on fire since going public. let's get to kayla right now. >> yeah, maria, groupon reporting a 2 cents loss for the fourth quarter of 2011. analysts had expected a 3 cents profit. now, the biggest reason we're told is looks like as a result of international operations intact there, because of being profitable for the first time in some of these international territories. revenue did beat. revenue was $506.5 million. beating estimates of $475 million. we're seeing a proforma loss of 2 cents a share, marimaria. >> we are moments away from cis
energy was weak throughout the day. as you can see there. disappointing oil inventory reports weighed on the big majors there. as you can see. finally, i just want to note, maria, caesar's, north of 11 million shares. we might have 12 million shares changing hands by the end of the day. that on $1.8 million that they actually floated here. opened at $9.0 #, was halted briefly after it opened. high, $17.90. what a day for them. >> what a day. 71%. bob, thank you very much. a very big...
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stock is holding up better than most coal related names. >> less coal energy should be the name of the company. >>> a vote of confidence however at allian tech. >> despite the name is actually an ammunition maker. they think the market has not given alliant enough credit. >>> microsoft also making waves today announcing a new streaming music service that's taking on apple, pandora and even spotify. but is it too little, too late in a very crowded space? let's bring in rich greenfield, co-head of research at btig. is it too little, too late? >> thanks for having me. i mean you can never say it is too little, too late. we're in a very early stage of digital music. music labels are finally making it easier to license rights. think about how long it took spotify to get into the u.s. it took years of negotiating rights. microsoft was able to move very swiftly i think based on what the folks at spotify had established from a rate structure standpoint had kind of paved the way. what really i think everyone who's listening should focus on is that microsoft is putting a very critical brand in f
stock is holding up better than most coal related names. >> less coal energy should be the name of the company. >>> a vote of confidence however at allian tech. >> despite the name is actually an ammunition maker. they think the market has not given alliant enough credit. >>> microsoft also making waves today announcing a new streaming music service that's taking on apple, pandora and even spotify. but is it too little, too late in a very crowded space? let's bring...
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. >> the top three offerings by the nasdaq excluding facebook are enphase energy at $53.8 million and cafe press, $85.5 million. and ipos, gaslog at $329 million and rexnord at $426.3 million. >> just to back up what bob just said, this year eight technology companies three technology ipos. >>> it's been an up and down day so far with 48 minutes to go. the dow is down 32 points. >>> one of the worst performing stocks on the street, after issuing earnings forecast. >> can the high-end retail industry nordstrom keep generating profits like that port foel yo? we'll look at that coming up. >>> and a report card on jcpenney's pricing strategy. >>> as we head to the break, nyse has a little bit of green. if you're one of those folks who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... well, shoot, that's like checking on your burgers after they're burnt! [ male announcer ] treat your frequent heartburn by blocking the acid with prilosec otc. and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on rese
. >> the top three offerings by the nasdaq excluding facebook are enphase energy at $53.8 million and cafe press, $85.5 million. and ipos, gaslog at $329 million and rexnord at $426.3 million. >> just to back up what bob just said, this year eight technology companies three technology ipos. >>> it's been an up and down day so far with 48 minutes to go. the dow is down 32 points. >>> one of the worst performing stocks on the street, after issuing earnings forecast....
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we're also watching energy prices. when you look, despite the sell-off that we saw in today's session, we are looking at a week of strength for energy across the board, whether it's crude oil or refined fuels. look what's happened to gasoline futures over the course of this week. that is why the national average is right now $3.50 a gallon nationwide. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, i think, sharon. less than an hour of trade to go here. we are talking about crude oil, which is down today, as you saw, after the iaea lowered its forecast for oil demand for this year. how do you trade the commodity into next week. let's see what the charts say, start talking numbers with our friend, greg. the price of crude oil approached $100 this week. but failed today. >> i think overall, there's a floor in the price of crude oil. let me explain. you look at the chart i brought, last october to november, within a six-week period, crude rallied from $77 to $103 a barrel, 33% gain in six weeks. parabolic move. since then, the
we're also watching energy prices. when you look, despite the sell-off that we saw in today's session, we are looking at a week of strength for energy across the board, whether it's crude oil or refined fuels. look what's happened to gasoline futures over the course of this week. that is why the national average is right now $3.50 a gallon nationwide. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, i think, sharon. less than an hour of trade to go here. we are talking about crude oil, which is...